The Sistine Chapel is one of the most amazing structures I’ve ever seen, both inside and out. It is renowned for its beauty all throughout the world, particularly when mentioning the beautiful painted ceiling. One of the greatest works of art ever created is the painting that covers the chapel’s ceiling, but the chapel itself and the surrounding structures are as stunning. Huge in size, the Chapel has one of the most breathtaking views in the entire globe. Although though the building’s hallways and corridors are incredibly narrow and challenging to travel, you can really appreciate how amazing the chapel is once you enter it.

The ancient egyptians brought innovation to the world and the Great Pyramids are yet another wonderful example of a structure and its creator’s history. As well as the Egyptians using incense burners in the process of mummification, and to treat wounds and skin sores. They built Pyramids that were designed and built thousands of years ago, long before the invention of modern building methods, and even at a time when people in other parts of the world were utilising branches to construct their dwellings. While hundreds of workers—otherwise known as slaves—in certain parts of the world were constructing these magnificent stone sculptures, others regrettably continued to live in caves. And while I do not wish to minimise the tragic circumstances behind the construction of the Pyramids, you may glimpse a piece of world history by looking at them.

Yet Westminster Palace is a more modern example of one of these magnificent masterpieces. This is one of the most recognisable landmarks in the world and was only constructed in the 19th Century—much later than many people think. This is a result of the influence of those inside, and it has developed into a stronghold of politics and diplomacy. It is a historical edifice, but much more remarkable than the building itself is the fact that history is made there every day. It is also easily recognised because of Big Ben, a huge clocktower located inside the Palace. Big Ben is a significant monument that may be found all over the world.

Last but not least, the White House is another structure that, while being relatively new, has managed to endure through history because to all of the great people who have called it home. The building’s several wings were constructed with great enthusiasm by builders from all over the world, and in recent years, it has come to symbolise both peace and conflict. One of the most powerful persons in the world may reside there. Even with how big and impressive it is, it alone offers the White House something unique and significant.

I hope you enjoyed today’s post. I wanted to give a real tribute to builders and buildings that they have created around the world!

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